Mohamed Jamal Al-Assi, CEO of the Spanish club Almeria, said that he is happy with the promotion of his team to the Spanish league “La Liga” next season.
Muhammad Jamal Al-Assi added, in televised statements, that his club’s management plans to conclude a number of special deals during the current summer Mercato, to appear well in the League.
He continued, “Almeria qualified for the Spanish League, which was achieved despite the difficult circumstances, and we were able to bring in some sponsors, and we will also get money from the resale percentage of our players.”
He stressed, “We are not thinking regarding including Edinson Cavani, as was reported by some media outlets, and the club will not sign any player from the Egyptian or Saudi league this summer.”
He stressed, “Pyramids was not a reason to increase the prices of deals in Egypt, and the Salah Mohsen deal was the beginning of a rise in transaction prices, and reducing the number of foreigners in Egypt, a failed project, and their number must be increased to strengthen the league.”
And press reports had claimed that Almeria, Spain, entered negotiations to include Alio Diang from Al-Ahly, and Ramadan Sobhi from Pyramids.